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Koinonia, Melissa Schermer, Steve Moore, Alan Mula
Koinonia, Melissa Schermer, Steve Moore, Alan Mula
Koinonia
An Article by Philip Yancey
President's Corner
CoCCA: Sharing the Wealth
Photo Collage of the ACSD '95 Conference
Who Wants Revival?
Book Review: Managing Student Affairs Effectively
Distinguished Service Awards
Hop on the Information Superhighway with the ACSD Electronic Discussion Group
Koinonia, Harley Schreck, Jon Kaluga
Koinonia, Harley Schreck, Jon Kaluga
Koinonia
Taking Student Culture Seriously: A coordinated program of research by five colleges in the Christian College Coalition, Harley Schreck
President's Corner, the Editor's Disk
ACSD Proposed Bylaw Change, New Professionals' Retreat Cancelled
CoCCA: Know Teams? No Problem & Hot Ideas!
Book Review-Right from Wrong: What You Need to Know to Help Youth Make Right Choices
New South East Regional Director, Northwest Regional Activity
Administrators' Understanding Of The Federal Special Education Mandate: Individuals With Disabilities Education Act., William R. Nelson, Carolyn Ridenour
Administrators' Understanding Of The Federal Special Education Mandate: Individuals With Disabilities Education Act., William R. Nelson, Carolyn Ridenour
Educational Leadership Faculty Publications
With the passage of the Education for all Handicapped Children Act (PL 94-142) in 1975, the United States Congress sought to provide educational opportunity to all children. In 1990, with added amendments, the law was renamed the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Turnbull reported in 1993 that Congress had found approximately one-half of the nation's eight million children with disabilities were not receiving an appropriate education and about one million were receiving no education at all. Clearly, in the past two decades since the passage of the Education for all Handicapped Children Act school administrators have, on a daily …
Chasing The Wolves From The Schoolhouse Door, Theodore J. Kowalski
Chasing The Wolves From The Schoolhouse Door, Theodore J. Kowalski
Educational Leadership Faculty Publications
Interestingly, warnings about the deterioration of America's schoolhouses have generated only limited public reaction. State legislators, governors, federal officials, and corporate executives — all of whom were exceedingly eager to react to earlier education reports such as A Nation at Risk- have been amazingly silent. Where are the legislative proposals to eradicate this problem? Where are the creative ideas from managers in private industry? Where are the calls for establishing a national commission to address this crisis? The most likely response to these questions is that the cost of solving the problem is simply too great. Accordingly, neither those who …
Self-Perceived Leader Behavior And Characteristics Of Black And White Chief Administrators Of Colleges And Universities: A Comparative Study, Gregory D. Epps
Self-Perceived Leader Behavior And Characteristics Of Black And White Chief Administrators Of Colleges And Universities: A Comparative Study, Gregory D. Epps
Theses, Dissertations and Capstones
This study was designed to examine and compare self-perceived leader behavior and characteristics of black and white chief administrators of colleges and universities. The population for this study included chief administrators of the 538 four year colleges and universities, both public and private, within the 15 Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) states. A randomly selected sample of 18 black and 12 white (total n=150) chief administrators was used for this study.
Data collected by the LBDQ-S focuses on two types of self-perceived leader behavior, initiating structure and consideration. The demographic questionnaire collected data which included respondents, race, gender, age, years …
Predictors Of College Choice For First-Time College Students At American Colleges And Universities Associated With The Church Of Christ, Robert W. Stephens Jr.
Predictors Of College Choice For First-Time College Students At American Colleges And Universities Associated With The Church Of Christ, Robert W. Stephens Jr.
Theses, Dissertations and Capstones
The purpose of this study was to rate the significance of selected factors that influence college choice for first-year students who chose to attend, during fall, 1994, 1 of 10 American liberal arts colleges and universities associated with the Churches of Christ. This study further evaluated the relationship of the rating of these factors with specific student demographic data and the timing of the college choice decision.
Completed surveys were received from 2,677 respondents representing 76% rate of return. According to the results, the most influential college choice factors were the college's religious affiliation, academic reputation, job placement reputation, offer …
Koinonia, Marcia B. Baxter Magolda, Rob Thompson, Becky Leithold
Koinonia, Marcia B. Baxter Magolda, Rob Thompson, Becky Leithold
Koinonia
The Epistemological Development of College Students, Marcia B. Baxter Magolda
President's Corner, The Editor's Disk
CoCCA: Marketing Your Student Leadership Experience & Hot Ideas
Making Your Own RA Manual
Great Lakes Regional Conference
Case Studies On Educational Administration, Theodore J. Kowalski
Case Studies On Educational Administration, Theodore J. Kowalski
Educational Leadership Faculty Publications
This book immerses prospective administrators in the realities of practice and decision-making through the use of a wide range of open-ended case studies. Effective practice in school administration involves making decisions about management of schools and reform, including state deregulation, district decentralization, and school restructuring. Leaders need to think beyond management and consider how to affect school culture, professional development, and changing populations. The cases in this book will help leaders address those issues by honing three key skills: (1) How to identify and solve problems; (2) How to develop and evaluate alternative solutions; (3) How to continuously refine professional …
Preparing Teachers To Be Leaders: Barriers In The Workplace, Theodore J. Kowalski
Preparing Teachers To Be Leaders: Barriers In The Workplace, Theodore J. Kowalski
Educational Leadership Faculty Publications
Efforts to prepare teachers to be leaders are often impeded by a number of barriers in society and schools. Obstacles in the workplace are largely products of organizational cultures and climates that place teachers in subordinate roles. The argument is made that consideration of these barriers must be incorporated into revisions of teacher education curricula.
Keepers Of The Flame: Contemporary Urban Superintendents, Theodore J. Kowalski
Keepers Of The Flame: Contemporary Urban Superintendents, Theodore J. Kowalski
Educational Leadership Faculty Publications
A wealth of qualitative data concerning urban districts and their school superintendents in the United States is contained in this book. Theodore J Kowalski examines the lives of 17 urban school superintendents focusing on their problems and aspirations. Of particular significance is the discussion of how factors such as community environment, organizational change and culture, and the person in the job combine to influence decision-making and administrative behaviour.